I was listening to a lovely song by Amy Seeley and was imagining images in my head. The song is haunting and has a feeling of being connected to a story. When I think about stories I usually think in a visual way. Creating a relationship between sound and imagery that isn't literal is a powerful thing. That is the difference between an album of images from a wedding, and the emotional and visual journey that is an album as a story, a collection of memories, a journey, a love, and a destination. One is a set of pictures, and the other is a visual and emotional soundscape - a song in my head. What we want to do is relate, not just the visual information, but also the feelings of a wedding. If we do this then we have succeeded. How we do it comes down to sensitivity, skill, circumstance, and understanding. Understanding that the imagery is not just a literal representation of what happens, allows us to let people see what we felt. Cheers Johannes